Hyperuricemia and its association with adiposity and dyslipidemia in Northwest China: results from cardiovascular risk survey in Xinjiang (CRS 2008–2012)

Table 5 Comparison of prevalence of hyperuricemia in participants under classifications of age, gender, residence, eGFR and ethnicity

	Study population (n)	Hyperuricemia (n)	Prevalence (%)	95% CI	P
Age (years), n and %					< 0.001
35–44	5425	397	7.3	6.6–8
45–54	3759	328	8.7	7.8–9.6
55–64	2932	270	9.2	8.2–10.3
65–74	1989	266	13.4	11.9–14.9
75–101	513	70	13.6	10.7–16.6
Gender, n and %					< 0.001
Men	6819	808	11.8	11.1–12.6
Women	7799	523	6.7	6.2–7.3
Residence, n and %					< 0.001
Rural	7974	967	12.1	11.4–12.8
Urban	6644	364	5.5	4.9–6
eGFR (ml/min/1.73 m²), n and %					< 0.001
≥ 90	5007	151	3	2.5–3.5
60–89	6787	747	11	10.3–11.8
30–59	2217	404	18.2	16.6–19.8
15–29	95	23	24.2	15.6–32.8
< 15	512	6	1.2	0.2–2.1
Ethnicity, n and %					< 0.001
Han	5757	884	15.4	14.4–16.3
Uygur	4767	220	4.6	4–5.2
Kazakh	4094	227	5.5	4.8–6.2
Total	14,618	1331	9.1	8.6–9.6

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